What type of guarantee could result in losing your real estate license?

Guaranteeing a profit from a transaction is a serious violation in real estate practices. This type of guarantee can mislead clients into believing that investments are risk-free, which is not the case in real estate. The market is inherently unpredictable, and no agent can promise profits as outcomes depend on numerous factors beyond their control, such as market fluctuations and economic conditions. Making such promises can be seen as deceptive and can lead to a loss of the real estate license due to unethical conduct and violation of licensing laws. Regulatory agencies expect real estate professionals to provide accurate information and ethical service without making unrealistic promises that could harm clients' financial interests. This emphasis on honesty and transparency is why guaranteeing profits can specifically result in disciplinary actions, including the loss of a real estate license.